FIVE: Champions of Canaan reviews

The only probleme of this game: Missing interest to play it. Coop mod could be very welcomed but in actual form: You play solo strike back wave of ennemies. Typicaly the game style should be played with friend or random player 4 player coop.

I Wish they would have exploited it better, the historical epoch is very good, but if instead of sands had been roll history or open world, it could have been a game with a lot of background and entertaining. Good combat system, colorful decentillosy graphics. A good game and more at your price. Recommended.

Excellent sequel to Five Guardians of David, using the same system but now more focused on battles and strategy. You Can Create your character and select which family comes from (to have the link to the first game). Less history But much more action, may even be more fun than its predecessor.

I am an absolute fan of the Games Arpg (Diablo, Torchilight, VIctor Vran, etc) and I was looking for a simple game that however, tracing the style giving a sense of development to the character without making me turn and wander through huge territories, in practice I just wanted to fan and kill Without too much complications to be able to turn off the brain after a hard day's work. I saw Champions on offer at €2 and I tried finding what I was looking for. In practice is an arena version of an ARPG. History in practice non-existent.. Succession of fights in various arenas to climb the Summit of Fame (and Fiebili quests with a semblance of history). Don't expect talent tree from Excel spreadsheet or Super Compless stuff, here the skills are learned using certain types of weapons. More used for example swords, more skills unlocked inherent to them (they are 4 at most per type of weapon). I drop there, too many sometimes... After each fight in the arena you will find the full Invetario so, the satisfaction of plucking objects to understand if it is better than the ones we have, there is. Every single Object You wear changes the appearance, many are created quite well, I got really gladiator look of the time (I don't know ' if actually the armor are reproductions of those of the era or are figment of fantasy) I Fights are satisfactory although it seems to me that certain types of weapons are quite owerpower. The fighting style changes a lot depending on the weapon you want to use. For example, if you like the bow expect a lot of kiting and use of hideout In short: If you fold a simple arpg, perfect to beat your hands, pick up drop without complications of huge land.. Champions for you. If you are looking for millions of skills, extreme customizations and legendary quests.. Champions Not for you